Buckle up, buttercup! Ever wondered why someone in Minnesota is talking about a "hotdish" at a potluck, or scratched your head in Louisiana when you heard "fixin' to make groceries"? Every state in ...

Has your 2024 been katz or have you been plagued by too many skibidi videos? Are you too sigma to care if your preen thinks you're demure? Did any of that make sense to you? They are just a few of the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Since this group grew up in a digital age, most of their slang comes from their many forms of communication like YouTube, TikTok, ...

Teens use slang to form their own identity and feel part of a group. Learning teen slang can help you connect better with your child. Some slang words have cultural origins, and understanding them ...

Don't get "put out" if you don't know what some of the following misunderstood phrases mean. Because you're not alone. Thanks to social media, instant messaging and pop culture, trying to figure out ...

From the Old English verb slean, slay originally meant to kill or destroy (think slaying a dragon). In slang, slay means to dominate, look amazing or absolutely crush it—whether on a stage, on a ...

In a triumphant moment of regional pride, James Locklear drove his ‘57 Chevy to the road sign outside his hometown of Wakulla, which welcomed motorists to the cypress swamps of Robeson County. He ...

A recent survey found that some parents are in favor of using slang in classrooms and that's not cap. More than 3 in 10 parents of K-12 students even believe slang terms should be added to school ...